You know Verizon commercials that talk about how they have a map for that? You know how Verizon says that it has far better 3G coverage than AT&T? That may be true, but it seems that AT&T still has a huge claim to fame and this claim has been unofficially confirmed by the guys at the Giz.

Now that the craze over the iPhone 3GS has all but simmered down, onlookers are wondering what Apple has in store for 2010. And if rumors are true, we might just see a new iPhone next year in the iPhone 4G. All these speculations are coming after discovering a booked “Corporate Event” at the Moscone Center Calendar from June 28 to July 2.

This isn’t the first time that we have reported on some sort of solar powered charger for mobile devices, and the Solar Surge is specifically designed for the iPod Touch or iPhone 3G or 3GS.

For some time now we’ve thought that the Motorola XT701 would be the Sholes tablet set for a North American release but now we’ve found out it is actually one of 3 handsets that will be making an appearance in China.

I’ve heard that AT&T’s contract with Apple is going to end this coming year, and so it stands to reason: “who wants the iPhone?” Considering that little AT&T and Verizon war that is tearing the nation apart with its bad commercials, many are predicting that it will be Verizon who gets the reigns on the “Jesus Phone”. If only to achieve stability.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) announced the adoption of Bluetooth® low energy wireless technology, which is the hallmark feature of the Bluetooth Core Specification Version 4.0. This enhancement to the Bluetooth Core Specification allows two types of implementation, dual-mode and single-mode. In a dual-mode implementation, Bluetooth low energy functionality is integrated into an existing Classic Bluetooth controller. The resulting architecture shares much of Classic Bluetooth technology’s existing radio and functionality resulting in a minimal cost increase compared to Classic Bluetooth technology.